This summer marks the 20th anniversary of the most iconic choice albums of the ’90s — Enema Of The State. The album — released by the reigning kings of pop-punk Blink-182 — is still a part of the mid-’90s and early 2000s. Millennials nationwide love the record because of its hits, such as “What’s My
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It’s difficult to think that we are in the past week of August. Time appears to be flying this season and now also there ’s no slowing down, particularly in the context of the Denver music scene. As always, you can expect a week because there are 70 Denver concerts listed below for your benefit.
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Logan O’Connor played five games for the Avalanche last season in a time he could have been a senior and team captain at the University of Denver. The right-shot, slick-skating forwards opted to forgo his last year of NCAA eligibility to sign a max NHL free-agent entry-level contract with expectations of enjoying hockey’s maximal level.
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DENVER — A delay resurfacing Speer Boulevard means drivers will have to battle more visitors to next week. The milling and paving of this boulevard started on July 22. Recent rain is to blame for the job lasting more than expected, according to Denver Public Works. Speer Boulevard is one of the very well-travel roadways
-> Continue reading Resurfacing of Speer Boulevard near downtown to be complete by early next week
It’s Monday along with the concert announcements are in full swing. First and foremost, Chance the Rapperoff what is technically his debut album, The Big Day, has now announced that the tour in support of this undertaking. Hitting the Pepsi Center on September 24, Chance the Rapper will bring “The Big Day Tour” to Denver. The
-> Continue reading Just Announced – Chance the Rapper, Melanie Martinez and More Heading To Denver
If you thought July was a busy month for Denver concerts, simply wait until you find each one the shows happening in August. There are more than 500 events happening within the span of the next 31 days all over the Mile High City. With that many events happening in one month, this can be
-> Continue reading 500+ Denver Concerts To See In August
Don Strasburg recalls the time, about five years back, when he was driving to a concert at Red Rocks Amphitheatre, a place that his company books more shows at any other promoter. “I visit a building on both sides of Highway 6 using this large sign that states, ‘For Lease. Contact Tyler,’ and I did
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Post Malone Plays Throughout the 2018 Coachella Valley Music And Arts Festival at the Empire Polo Field on April 21, 2018 in Indio, California. Even the Texas rapper performs Denver’s Pepsi Center this fall. (Frazer Harrison, Getty Images for Coachella) The founders of among 2018’therefore (and early 2019’s) most well-known songs are coming into the
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Modern times call for modern lyrics. In now ’s universe, that requires artists to write lyrics about things that matter to now ’s youth — things such as Twitter and Snapchat. But while social media has taken over the lives of now ’s youth there are some things which never change, like feeling misunderstood by
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Since concertgoers pulled to the Pepsi Center parking on Saturday night, the rain had been coming down hard. Regardless of the wetness, many were in no hurry to get indoors, leisurely strolling under umbrellas chatting with their significant others or giggling in groups of women out for a women ’ night. The upbeat attitude audience
-> Continue reading Review – An Evening of Gratitude with Michael Bublé at the Pepsi Center